Too bad the world isn't full of professionals. .
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From: Little Rock, AR
You expect a tint shop to be run by professionals? I am sure that there are a select few tint shops that are run by people who are responsible, but I would be willing to bet that most are somewhat irresponsible.
Sorry to hear about your windows and your homelink. By the way, why didn't you just order the homelink visor. It is a very easy plug and play conversion.
Sorry to hear about your windows and your homelink. By the way, why didn't you just order the homelink visor. It is a very easy plug and play conversion.
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Originally Posted by lrhogfan
Sorry to hear about your windows and your homelink. By the way, why didn't you just order the homelink visor. It is a very easy plug and play conversion.
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From: Lone Star State
Originally Posted by Josiah
About the age thing, I myself am 18 as well, I don't see why he should hide it (they're giving you plenty of reason to want to). There are quite a few of us around that age on here. Just know it could be worse, been to a Chevy forum? I'm just happy he used his money to buy a Ford, and is on a forum like this learning everything he can about it. Spoiled chits who know nothing about the truck they drive are in abundance around here, they're just sitting on products of Les Schwabb.
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From: Georgia on my mind...
I had my front windows done by a local tint shop with 30% Lluminar. It's got a lifetime warranty, and I think because of the black interior, the tint looks a little darker than it really is. Three years later and it's still good to go, with just a few small imperfections at the top of the passenger's side window.
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From: Northern CA
Originally Posted by etrevino103186
19 y/o right here...it's so pathetic there are so many guys and girls here at Baylor that have badass vehicles and barely know how to drive them. One guy I know has a brand new Range Rover
Onto the tint related issues, my windows roll up extremely slow thanks to the tint and squeal like a pig, any fix for this other than opening the door panel (maybe some window lubricant). Do not use WD40 anywhere near'em, I learned that the hard way. It took months to finally come off the glass.
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From: Lone Star State
Originally Posted by Josiah
It's not so bad if you don't work on your vehicle because you have the money not to don't get me wrong, but oftentimes those are the guys who are giving you looks as if you are somehow "less" than them for getting on your knees and doing the labor. Either way arguing about this on a forum won't change that. It'd be nice to have the money for a Range Rover.
Onto the tint related issues, my windows roll up extremely slow thanks to the tint and squeal like a pig, any fix for this other than opening the door panel (maybe some window lubricant). Do not use WD40 anywhere near'em, I learned that the hard way. It took months to finally come off the glass.
Onto the tint related issues, my windows roll up extremely slow thanks to the tint and squeal like a pig, any fix for this other than opening the door panel (maybe some window lubricant). Do not use WD40 anywhere near'em, I learned that the hard way. It took months to finally come off the glass.
Oil is PITA to take off glass! Maybe there is some way to open the stripping up on the inside so there is not so much friction..?